Ame-no-Uzume - Goddess of Mirth and Revelry

Shuten-doji - Drunken Demon King

Yuki-onna - Snow Woman

Yamata-no-Orochi - Eight-headed Serpent Monster

Ushiwakamaru (Minamoto no Yoshitsune) - Hero of the Genpei War

Raijin - God of Thunder

Inari - Deity of Rice and Fertility

Kitsune - Fox Spirit, Shapeshifter

Shinigami - God of Death

Shisa - Guardian Lion Dogs

Kuzuryu - Dragon Deity

The Golden Sistrum: Hathor was often depicted holding a sistrum

The Eternal Mother: Hathor's enduring role as a goddess of love, music, and motherhood symbolizes

The Distant Goddess: Hathor was believed to be a celestial deity who could be seen as the stars

Lady of the Sycamore: Hathor was revered as the "Lady of the Sycamore"

Hathor and Sekhmet: Hathor was sometimes regarded as the counterpart to Sekhmet

Hathor and Horus_ Hathor was considered the protective mother of Horus, the falcon-headed god

Ho-Oh - Legendary Phoenix

Futsunushi no Mikoto - God of Swords

Fudo Myoo - Wrathful Wisdom King

Hotei - God of Contentment and Happiness

Amanojaku - Mischievous Demon

Amabie - Sea Creature with Prophetic Powers

The Dagda - Father figure in Irish mythology, known for his great strength and wisdom

Siobhan - Otherworldly woman in Irish folklore, often associated with the banshee

ScГЎthach - Warrior woman and teacher of CГє Chulainn in Irish mythology

Ogma - Champion and warrior god of the Tuatha DГ© Danann, associated with eloquence

Nuada - King of the Tuatha DГ© Danann, associated with kingship and warfare

Niamh - Fairy queen and lover of OisГn in Irish mythology, associated with Tir na nГ“g

Nemglan - God associated with purification and healing in Irish mythology